Wendell B Harris Jr

@talkhouse CHAMELEON STREET read this powerful article!! #chameleonstreet #wendellbharrisjr #talkhouse #arbelos instagram.com/p/CWMJd02BSzS/…

The Best Independent Film You’ve (Probably) Never Heard Of @PINNLAND_EMPIRE DID HIS THING!!!!! altaonline.com/culture/a38216…

@PINNLAND_EMPIRE @WilliamScurry @WendellBHarris2 @AltaJournal After seeing Chameleon Street i spent some time thinking about all those films and, The Great Impostor, with Tony Curtis.

SEATTLE Nov 10-14th nwfilmforum.org/films/chameleo…

Wendell B. Harris's Chameleon Street [In-Person Only] is a CAN'T MISS! Screening November 10-14: bit.ly/chameleonstreet Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the 1990 Sundance Film Festival—yet criminally underseen for over three decades! Newly restored in 4K!

@nwfilmforum is screening CHAMELEON STREET Nov 10-14th let’s go!!!! #chameleonstreet #wendellbharrisjr #cinema #blackfilmmakers #filmmakers #sundancegrandjuryprize #arbelosfilms instagram.com/p/CWFBluXFsx2/…

Special thanks to @judysquirrels for her amazing review on ‘Chameleon Street’

CHAMELEON STREET is a film, if you haven’t seen already, you need to watch now. It’s critical and indispensable, and totally unwinds Black identity in white spaces in a radical way that few films have barely approached since.

"In refreshing contrast, Harris never feels the need to humanize the people Street manipulates. . .Chameleon Street is a horror film about the kind of monster who hides in plain sight, blending in perfectly with the society that made him." thrillist.com/entertainment/…

"While watching Chameleon Street, only one other film came to mind: 1993’s Six Degrees of Separation, which tells the story of another Black male con artist who began scamming in the '80s not long after Street." thrillist.com/entertainment/…

Just watched the new restoration of Chameleon Street and wow is it a fascinating and compelling movie. If you get the chance to see it, absolutely do it!

"Street is a chameleon, mimicking the remorseless greed, blind ambition, and merciless dehumanization that characterizes his environment." thrillist.com/entertainment/…

Harris reveals the intention of his film—to show us the portrait of a man shaped by the conditions of American capitalism and exacerbated by the anti-Black racism it’s built on. thrillist.com/entertainment/…

In 1990, Wendell B. Harris Jr.’s debut feature Chameleon Street won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance, only to disappear soon after, never achieving proper theatrical distribution. thrillist.com/entertainment/…

Chameleon Street is a unique and haunting film, combining elements of biography, drama, and psychological thriller to paint a disturbing portrait of a man relentlessly reinventing himself. thrillist.com/entertainment/…

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A nearly-lost gem of independent Black cinema, “Chameleon Street” (1990) tells the true story of a con man who posed as an Ivy League student, reporter, surgeon and lawyer. Join us in person 11/13 for @ArbelosFilms’ new restoration! Free: ucla.in/3waSlUt